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Triathlon 70.3 Hybrid Athlete - 16 Week Race Day Plan
Triathlon 70.3 Hybrid Athlete - 16 Week Race Day Plan
✓ Access to full training plan
✓ Includes workout plans, progress tracking, and training tips based on scientific research
✓ Train Strenght & Endurance
✓ 4+ Training days weekly
✓ Tailored for All Skill Levels
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The Triathlon 70.3 Hybrid Athlete is a structured 16-week half Ironman training program designed for athletes who want to build endurance without losing strength. This program combines swim, bike, run, and strength training into one clear progression, helping you prepare confidently for your 70.3 race day.
Whether this is your first half Ironman or you’re aiming to perform stronger than ever, this plan builds the engine, durability, and resilience you need.
What’s Included
✅ 16-week structured 70.3 training plan
✅ Swim, bike, and run programming with progressive overload
✅ 3 strength training sessions per week
✅ Brick workouts to improve your run off the bike
✅ Race pace sessions and long endurance builds
✅ Peak and taper phase for race week
✅ Delivered via TrainingPeaks
Designed For
- Athletes training for a half triathlon / Ironman 70.3
- Hybrid athletes who value both endurance and strength
- Lifters transitioning into triathlon
- Busy professionals training 8–12 hours per week
What Makes It Different
Many half Ironman training plans focus purely on endurance volume.
This program integrates structured strength training to help maintain muscle, improve durability, and support better performance across all three disciplines.
You’ll build:
- A stronger aerobic base
- Higher bike power and threshold
- More stable and efficient running mechanics
- Greater resilience on race day
The goal isn’t just to finish your 70.3. It’s to arrive prepared, confident, and strong.

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FAQ
How often will I need to train?
The programs typically includes 3 endurance sessions and 4 strength sessions per week, with a rest day on Sunday. However, you can adjust the number of training days based on your skill level and recovery needs, allowing you to train 4, 5, or 6 days per week. This flexibility ensures a balance between challenging yourself and allowing sufficient time for recovery.
Is this program suitable for beginners?
Absolutely! Our Hybrid Athlete programming is designed to be flexible and adaptable for all fitness levels. Whether you’re new to running, triathlon, hyrox, cycling or an experienced athlete, the workouts can be adjusted to match your current endurance and strength levels, ensuring that you progress at a comfortable pace while still challenging yourself.
What equipment do I need?
For the strength sessions, you’ll need basic gym equipment such as dumbbells, kettlebells, or barbells for lifts like squats, bench presses, and deadlifts.
For running, a good pair of running shoes and access to a treadmill or outdoor running space are recommended.
For cycling a bike and optionally a turbo trainer or a bike in the gym
For hyrox, a good pair of shoes and access to a treadmill or outdoor running space are recommended.
for triathlon, a good pair of running shoes, a bike and optionally a turbo trainer, swimming shorts + swimming goggles, kick board, pull bouy.
We’ve designed the program to be accessible, so most workouts are for in a gym, homegym or outside.
Nice to haves:
- Activity Tracker
- Heart Rate Monitor
- Weightlifting shoes
- Lifting Belt
- Lifting Straps
Can I use this program to train for a race?
Yes! This program is great for working towards a race or training for races a 5k/marathon, IRONMAN, road racing or Hyrox events. The combination of strength and endurance training helps improve your power, stamina, and overall race performance, making it an excellent complement to race-specific training. You can always reach out if you have a specific event and want a modified last month to work towards your event @ info@hybridathleteculture.com
Will this program help prevent injuries?
Yes! One of the main focuses of hybrid training is injury prevention. The strength components are designed to correct muscle imbalances, improve core stability, and increase flexibility—all of which are critical for reducing the risk of your sport related injuries.